Wendy Yang crowned Saratoga Homecoming Queen Photos of her court inside! The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS March 3, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 18 1 Section• 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 Head-on collision kills Prescott man Terrica Hendrix | Editor the weather condition NASHVILLE – A was clear and the high- 20-year-old Prescott way was “dry.” man was killed yester- “On March 2, an of- day when the motorcy- ficer of the Nashville cle he was driving col- Police Department got lided with a Nashville into a high speed pursuit Police Dodge Durango. of two motorcycles on According to the Cassidy Street,” Nash- Arkansas State Police ville Police Chief Dale Preliminary Fatal Crash Pierce stated in a press Summary - prepared by release. Cpl. Jamie Gravier - “The pursuit contin- Andrew A. Biddle “was ued onto Highway 27 traveling northbound North. The motorcycles on Highway 27 [and] traveled for approxi- struck the southbound mately a mile and a half, 2003 Dodge Durango during which time the “head on at the intersec- two motorcycles were tion of Highway 27 and passing other vehicles Collins Road.” on the left and the right The accident oc- sides of the road, and curred around 6:15 p.m. were crisscrossing at yesterday. very high speeds.” Biddle, driving a “One of the motorcy- 2003 Honda Motor- cles, driven by Andrew cycle, “was wearing a Biddle, collided head helmet.” on with a responding The ASP preliminary patrol vehicle. Andrew report listed the driv- Biddle was pronounced er of the Durango, as dead at the scene of the “James L. Steeley” and accident by Howard stated that he “was not County Coroner, John Andrew A. Biddle’s 2003 Honda motorcycle collided with a Nashville Police Durango around 6:15 p.m., killing Biddle. injured.” Gray. The other mo- Photo by Cecil Harris The report stated that See MAN on Page 6 Bills sponsored, co-sponsored by local legislators approved LITTLE ROCK - A bill by Sen. “UAMS was hesitant to release another of Teague’s bills unani- put their faith in him,” he said. Larry Teague that establishes who the information because the law mously, this one lowering the Still, a series of other tax cut can receive the medical records of was unclear,” Teague said during state’s grocery tax from two per- proposals have been introduced a deceased loved one passed the an interview hours before intro- cent to 1.5 percent, a move the in both houses despite Beebe’s op- State Senate by unanimous vote ducing the legislation. senator estimates will reduce state position, including bills to elimi- Wednesday. The bill designates the follow- revenues by about $15 million. nate the state’s capital gains tax, The measure was approved ing people as potential recipients The legislation is part of an ini- institute a back-to-school sales after Teague briefly addressed of a deceased person’s medical tiative spearheaded by Governor tax holiday and a used-vehicle the Senate on the nature of the information: the executor or ad- Mike Beebe to lower the levy. tax break. bill, telling fellow lawmakers that ministrator, the decedent’s spouse, Teague said the governor’s Also up for debate is a proposal the legislation came about after a a parent of the decedent or the opinion carries a great deal of by Beebe to address prison over- constituent complained that the adult child of the decedent. weight with the Senate because he crowding by diverting non-violent Sen. Larry Teague chats on the University of Arkansas for Medi- It now goes to the House of swept every county in the state in offenders such as drug users to phone before heading to the cal Sciences wouldn’t release his Representatives for approval. his fall re-election bid. probation and parole systems. Senate Chamber Wednesday wife’s autopsy report. Last week, the Senate passed “It’s obvious the voters have See BILLS on Page 6 afternoon. Photo by Terrica Hendrix

Travis Turner started to work for the Howard County Sheriff’s Office on Feb. 23. Turner was a Nashville Police Officer from September 2009 until last month. Turner lives in Nashville and grew up around New Hope. “Travis is a certified officer and I Lockesburg Elementary School students in 4th - 6th grades are pictured at the Arkansas State Capitol believe he will be an asset to our department,” Sheriff Butch with Representative Nate Steel. The students recently went to Little Rock on their field trip. They Morris said. Turner is replacing Deputy Bob Kesterson who is toured the capitol building and were able to sit in on a Senate debate. retiring at the end of March. Photo courtesy of the Howard County Sheriff’s Department Photo courtesy of Secretary of State Mark Martin Page 2 • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions lieutenant Power plant means jobs for Arkansas governor ramp up to hire 1,900 work- coal-burning plants in the a fi xture of Southwest Ar- work together. ers before it is complete. world. kansas for decades to come. The simple fact is that Their current payroll is $8 It truly is a marvel of The company said that we need energy. America Mark A. Darr million a month, which 21st-Century engineering. when they designed it, they needs it. With demand for translates to an average of While the technology for were planning a facility that energy going up as well as $60,000 per year per job. capturing all carbon emis- would last 40 to 50 years prices escalating, we need In addition to filling sions has not yet reached into the future. all the capacity we can As I mentioned in my On Feb. 18, I had the op- needed positions in our economic feasibility, the In addition to its eco- generate at the lowest cost last column, we are work- portunity to visit the John economy, these workers are company is already mak- nomic benefits, the Turk possible. ing toward a more open W. Turk, Jr. Power Plant earning income and spend- ing plans at the site to in- Plant is contributing to This plant, with its state- government to allow you near Fulton, Arkansas. ing it in our local economy, corporate a carbon capture education. of-the-art technology, will to see where your state This is a project of South- supporting restaurants, ho- facility once it becomes In order to develop a fu- be a jewel of the industry. tax dollars are going. western Electric Power tels, service stations, and practical. ture workforce, SWEPCO During my visit to the The Arkansas Financial Company, a division of so on. The company estimates set aside $1 million to cre- plant, one of the foremen Transparency Act, which American Electric Power, This is an example of that this technology could ate a scholarship fund for took a microphone to ad- would create such an online and the Arkansas Electric how large businesses are be viable by 2015. students at nearby com- dress the workers. checkbook, is going before Cooperatives Corporation. important to small busi- Another benefi t of this munity colleges who are He told them they were the Arkansas House of The plant is currently nesses in our state. It’s all plant will be its power pursuing degrees in power building something to Representatives this week. under construction. interconnected. generation capacity. This plant technology. be proud of, just as their We are confi dent that it will It is a $1.7 billion proj- There are some who are facility will have the abil- The University of Ar- forefathers had built great pass and soon become law. ect, which means this is a opposed to the construction ity to serve large industrial kansas Community College American projects and that This is a great step. substantial investment in of this plant, citing environ- customers, which will help in Hope, Arkansas has 133 this was something they In addition to transpar- Arkansas. Once complete, mental concerns. make the region more at- students currently enrolled could tell their grandchil- ency, another focus of mine the plant will employ 110 The Turk plant will use tractive to companies look- in this program. Several dren about. is job creation. I want people. coal as fuel to generate ing to create good jobs. students will be graduating I was impressed with Arkansas not only to be In addition, the actual electricity. What you may While natural gas is a vi- this program soon and ap- the pride that these work- a place where businesses construction operation is not know is that once this tal energy source, it is more plying for jobs at the new ers took in what they were create jobs, but also a place massive. plant is operational, it will expensive than coal. We plant. doing. that welcomes and encour- The plant’s construc- be the fi rst-of-its-kind in must take advantage of all This is a key example All Arkansans should be ages those businesses to tion site currently employs the United States and also available sources of energy. of how education and eco- proud that such a facility is stay and grow. 1,600 workers and will will be one of the cleanest The Turk Plant will be nomic development should located here. STAY IN TOUCH WITH Letters... YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS Dear Editor, up. If you wait to get Part you turn 65. and usually no documenta- UNITED STATES Senator Larry Teague, This is a message of B until after you’re first If you enroll in Part B tion is required. President Barack Obama District 20, importance to people turn- eligible, you may have to the month you turn 65 or Social Security will pro- 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue PO BOX 903 ing 65: If you don’t sign pay a penalty to get it later. during the last three months cess your application and Washington, D.C. 20500 Nashville, AR 71852 up for Part A until after For each 12-month period of your Initial Enrollment contact you if more infor- (202) 456-1414 (870) 845-5303 you’re first eligible, you you delay enrollment in Period, your Part B start mation is needed. Other- [email protected] may have to pay a penalty Part B; you will have to date win be delayed. wise, you will receive your Sen. John Boozman equal to 10 percent of the pay an extra 10 percent of Enrolling can be done Medicare card in the 1 Russell Courtyard Rep. Nate Steel, District 21 Washington, DC, 20510 102 N. Main Street Part A premium, unless the Part B premium, unless quickly and easily on the mail. For help, contact the (202) 224-4843 Nashville, AR. 71852 you’re eligible for a Special you qualify for a Special internet. Go to www.medi- Area Agency on Aging at (870) 845-1870 Enrollment Period. Enrollment Period. care.gov and follow the 234-7410 or toll free, 800- Sen. Mark Pryor [email protected] The 10 percent premium In most cases, you will instructions. 272-2127. 825 HSOB penalty applies no matter have to pay that penalty By using the website, Nancy Bailey Washington, D.C. 20510 Rep. Randy Stewart, District 23 how long you delay Part A every month for as long you can sign up anytime, Community Support. (202) 224-2353 P.O. Box 23 enrollment. You will have as you have Part B. To get including weekends, and Specialist Area Agency Fax (202) 228-0908 Kirby, AR 71950 to pay the premium pen- Part B coverage the month in most cases, once your on Aging of Southwest pryor.senate.gov (870) 398-4630 [email protected] alty for twice the number you turn 65, you must sign application is completed Arkansas, Inc. Congressman Mike Ross of years you could have up during the first three electronically, you’re done. 870-234-7410 314 Cannon House Office Bldg. had Part A, but didn’t sign months before the month There are no forms to sign Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3772 Fax (202) 225-1314 Dear Editor, was a big help as those supplies are very expensive. I hope your readers believe in better late than never. We The Lions Club thanks you very much for making this STATE OF ARKANSAS are certainly late but the Lion’s Club must say thank you happen. I should add thanks to the Lions Club members Governor Mike Beebe to several people who helped with our Diabetes Screen- that are always working to make this a better place to live. AR State Capitol, Rm. 250 ing in the fall. Without assistance and volunteers many Thanks to the news media for supporting our projects Little Rock, AR 72201 worthwhile things would not happen. and the community for supporting the Nashville Lions Ph. (501) 682-2345 Our screening was made possible by the volunteers Club. [email protected] from the nursing program at Cossatot College. We give a big salute to all our volunteers. Thank you. Thank you ladies very much. We also owe a big thank To see how your congressmen are voting, go you to The Christian Health Clinic and Cay Teague who Wendell Hoover to www.house.gov and www.senate.gov helped with the supplies needed to do the screening. This President – Nashville Lions Club

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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • Page 3 Help with Spring cleaning ing porcelain sinks and ce- by Jean A. Ince ramic tile), chlorine bleach Staff chairman (an effective disinfectant, Tammy Davis, 50, beloved wife/mother, Feb. 23 UofA Cooperative Extension particularly where mold Service • Howard County Tammy Davis, 50, of Newhope, Sharon and Larry Hicks of Texarkana and and mildew are present), died Wednesday, February 23, Pam and Tony Davis of Newhope; and glass cleaner, furniture- 2011. She was born Sept. 1, numerous nieces and nephews. With the warmer weath- center. dusting product (such as 1960, at DeQueen, the daughter of Funeral services will be held er the past couple of weeks, * Sell it. Garage sales a spray and a clean cloth, Willie V. and Emma Lee Marshall at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 26, at you may have thought or consignment shops are or a microfi ber cloth, mitt O’Neal. Daisy Free Will Baptist Church, On May 30, 1977, she mar- with Bros. Kevin Jewell, Loy about spring cleaning a great way to get rid of or duster) and toilet bowl and sprucing up around those items that are in ried Pierre Davis. Counts, Kevin Smead and Ken- cleaner. She was a member of the Dai- your home. Many people excellent condition but ny Fant offi ciating. You may also need to sy Free Will Baptist Church, the Burial will be in Mount Joy get the urge to organize, that you no longer need. add cleaners specific to Ladies Auxiliary and the Gideons Cemetery, under the direction throw away and simplify Collect them in one spot, your surfaces, such as Auxiliary. She enjoyed cooking for of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, their home after the New and then, once you have metal polishes and gran- her family and friends and spending Glenwood. Year. According to history, fi nished spring cleaning, ite cleaners, or your per- time outdoors and on their farm. She adored Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. her family, especially her grandchildren. Friday at the church. spring cleaning is a tradi- decide how you will get sonal preferences, such as tion that lives on! rid of those items. She was preceded in death by her par- Pallbearers will be Simon Mack, Josh wipes and special-purpose ents. Allen, Jeremy Jewell, Sam Davis, Kevin Before the invention of * Donate it. Items that sprays. And don’t forget She is survived by her husband, Pierre Miller and Roger “Bimbo” Flemens. electricity and other mod- are in good condition but to check your supply of Davis of Newhope; her sons and daughters, In lieu of fl owers, memorials may be ern home conveniences, no longer fi t your lifestyle vacuum cleaner bags and Cory and Dinah Davis of Maumelle, and made to The Gideons International, P.O. homes were heated with can be donated to a non- trash bags. Brady and Danielle Davis of Little Rock; Box 495, Glenwood, Arkansas, 71943, or Arkansas Hospice, Inc., 14 Parkstone coal, oil and/or wood and profit organization. You Strategy #3: Make a fi ve grandchildren, Maggie, Mimi, Juliana, Natalia and Ruby; one brother and sister- Circle, North Little Rock, Arkansas, 72116. lit by gas or candlelight. can donate them locally if Plan – Decide how and By the end of winter, soot you prefer. in-law, Ronnie and Penny O’Neal of Hot You may send an online sympathy mes- when you will clean. Set a Springs; two sisters and brothers-in-law, sage at www.davis-smith.com. and grime were every- * Consumer conve- date and stick to it. where. Once spring came, nience. Organize your * Decide on your clean- people opened windows items by category and ing style. Some people fi nd rest of the space. a professional like clean- gram, contact the Howard and removed everything store them together. This it more effective to clean Strategy #4: Recruit ing the carpets. Consider County Extension Offi ce from their home – rugs, is especially important one room at a time. Oth- Help – It’s not necessary your time, skill and effort at 870-845-7517 or visit furniture, cupboards, cur- if you have a hobby. By ers prefer to group tasks – to do everything yourself. to determine if it is a wise our offi ce located on the tains and more – to thor- keeping like items togeth- such as cleaning windows * Enlist family mem- investment. second fl oor of the court- oughly clean out, sweep er, you will have them in several rooms at once or bers. Keep in mind that Finally, think about how house. out, air out and scrub out handy when you begin a leaving all the vacuuming all family members will great you will feel once the Recipe of the Week the home. new project. Store them in until the end. benefi t from a clean house. job is done and you have Here is a great glass Thankfully, we don’t lightweight, clear contain- * Prioritize. If one room Get them involved. Assign a clean, healthy home. cleaner that you can make have that amount of dirt ers that will allow you to at a time is your style, de- jobs or tasks according For more information on yourself. It will save you and grime in our homes to- see what is inside. cide on the order. General- to age and ability. Make spring cleaning, check out money and it does a great day. Still, most of us enjoy Strategy #2: Inventory ly, it’s best to do the rooms it fun. Have a reward for the website www.clean- job! opening the windows and Your Supplies – Before that need the most work or when the job gets done. It inginstitue.org which is Glass Cleaner giving our home a fresh, you start cleaning, make get the most traffi c fi rst. might be renting a movie, website of the American 2 tablespoons ammonia clean start with the first sure you have all the nec- That way, if your cleaning going out to dinner, etc. Cleaning Institute. This ½ cup alcohol signs of spring. Here are essary supplies on hand. plans get derailed, you Rewards help keep the mo- month’s Extension Home- ¼ teaspoon dishwashing some tips to help you with Basic cleaners include can still be proud of what mentum going. Play lively maker Leader Training liquid spring cleaning. an all-purpose spray clean- you’ve accomplished. music as you clean. lesson is “Green Ideas – A few drops blue food Strategy #1: Clear it er (for small, washable * Consider the big stuff. * Pair up with a friend. Reduce, Recycle & Reuse” coloring Out – Start by getting rid areas), an all-purpose pow- Do the curtains need to be If you live alone or fam- scheduled for Tuesday, Water of the things that are not der or liquid cleaner (for laundered? What about ily members can’t help, March 22 at 10:00 a.m. Combine the ammo- necessary and that are tak- large washable surfaces comforters, blankets, bed fi nd a like-minded friend at the EH Center in Nash- nia, alcohol, dishwashing ing up valuable space in like floors and walls), skirts, slipcovers and and clean together – your ville. Anyone is welcome liquid, and food coloring, your home. an abrasive cleanser (to shower curtains? Do your house in the morning, to attend the program. then add enough water to * Recycle it. Do you remove heavy amounts area rugs and draperies theirs in the afternoon. If Part of the program will make 1 quart. If you prefer have old newspapers or of soil in small areas), a need professional clean- needed, schedule a second focus on “Green Cleaners” a no ammoniated cleaner, magazines lying around? If nonabrasive cleanser (for ing? Once these items are day. and the benefi ts of these substitute 3 tablespoons so, gather them up and take gentle cleaning on easily removed from the room, it * Call in the profession- products. For more infor- vinegar or lemon juice for them to the local recycling scratched surfaces, includ- will be easier to clean the als. Some jobs may require mation regarding this pro- the ammonia. Deadline approaching for Ross’s Washington Summer Internship Program Congressman highly selective program academic credit directly to apply. Internships are Congressional internships ross.house.gov/students; says program is is designed to give young with their college or uni- also available in Ross’s also provide a unique set- by e-mail at mike.ross@ people an opportunity to versity. district offi ces located in ting for our students not mail.house.gov; by call- ‘Once-in-a-lifetime learn about the legislative In order to be consid- El Dorado, Hot Springs, only to understand the ing 1.800.223.2220; or, opportunity’ process through fi rsthand ered, applicants must be Pine Bluff and Prescott. importance of public ser- by picking up an applica- experiences. at least 21 years of age, a “My summer internship vice, but also to work on tion in the El Dorado, Hot WASHINGTON - The The 2011 Congressio- high school graduate and program is designed to behalf of the people of Springs, Pine Bluff or March 15 deadline for a nal Summer Internship enrolled in or attending an give our future leaders a Arkansas’s Fourth Con- Prescott offices. Mailed summer internship in the Program is split into two accredited college or uni- chance to learn fi rsthand gressional District.” applications should be sessions, offering this versity. All applications about their federal govern- Any questions regard- Washington offi ce of U.S. addressed to the Offi ce of Congressman Mike Ross unique opportunity to as must be postmarked by ment and the legislative ing the internship program Congressman Mike Ross, is quickly approaching. many students as possible. March 15, 2011, to be con- process,” said Ross. “In- such as dates, eligibility, Attn: 2011 Congressio- Ross is currently accept- The fi rst summer session sidered. Applicants from terning in our nation’s or housing should be di- nal Summer Internship ing applications for the runs from May 31 – July Arkansas’s Fourth Con- capital is an once-in-a- rected to Ashton Honey Program, 2436 Rayburn 2011 Congressional Sum- 1, 2011, and the second gressional District, which lifetime opportunity and it in Ross’s Washington of- House Office Building, mer Internship Program summer session runs from covers most of southern allows students an experi- fi ce. Those interested in Washington, D.C., 20515. in his Washington, D.C., July 5 – August 5, 2011. and western Arkansas, ence that simply cannot be an application may obtain Interns may coordinate are strongly encouraged simulated in a classroom. one from Ross’s website at congressional offi ce. 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AT RIGHT: Howard County 4-H BBQ Bowl to be held Reuben and JoJo The Howard County 4-H Barbecue Bowl is scheduled for Sat., Reed, both March 5 at Just Poultry, located next to Southwest Arkansas Radio, of Nashville, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. or until they are sold out. Available for purchase celebrated are Cornish hens, half slabs of ribs and whole slabs of ribs. their 50th The 4-H club still has the orders placed early in February, but to wedding place a new or additional order, call the Howard County Extension anniversary offi ce at 845-7517. Meat will also be available for purchase that day. last Sunday The funds raised will be used to provide educational activities for at First United the youth of Howard County. Methodist Church of Nashville. The Howell enlists in National Guard couple was Private Dustin Howell of Delight recently enlisted into the Arkansas married Feb. Army National Guard and has earned education benefi ts, including 26, 1961 at Federal Tuition Assistance and the Montgomery G.I. Bill, valued at the FUMC $49,844. in Hope and He will attend Basic Training followed by Advanced Individual have lived Training. Upon returning to Arkansas, PVT Howell will serve with in Nashville Bravo Company 1st Battalion 153rd Infantry in Texarkana. ever since. He is the son of Olen and Tammy Howell. Both are To fi nd out how you can proudly serve as a citizen/soldier in the retired school Arkansas Army National Guard, call 1-800-GO-GUARD or visit the teachers. web at www.nationalguard.com. They have one daughter and son in law Pike County Fair, Rodeo - Cindy and Larry DeWitt meeting set for March 7 of Hot Springs - a grand The monthly meeting of the Pike County Fair & Rodeo will be daughter held March 7 at 7 p.m. It will be at the County Extension offi ce named in Murfreesboro. Madison, one Everyone is welcome. step-grand The election of offi cers and board members were held in February daughter and the results are: President Jack Lee, Vice President Roy Rogers, named Secretary Sheila Chaney and Treasurer Dana Cowart. Kameron The board members are Jack Lee, Roy Rogers, Shei- and two step- la Chaney, Dana Cowart, Debbie Whisenhunt, Becki Buck, Mark great-grand Berry, Brandon Ellis, Kay Stewart, Norma Self and Dena Manasco. children. If you are interested in serving on the board or have any questions Photo by Cecil please call 870-285-5601 or 398-4243. Harris Dodson CoC holds appreciation dinner for Bro., Sister Smith The Dodson Street Church of Christ hosted an Appreciation for Brother and Sister Juerga Smith to mark their third year of church leadership and edu- cation. The celebration began Feb. 26 with an elegant Formal Tea honoring Sister Tessie Smith, in the Family Life Center. Each table was aligned with white linen and decorated with red rose Brother Juerga and Sister Tessie Smith balls. Most of the ladies in attendance wore hats and gloves. Meanwhile, the brothers of the church honored Brother Smith with a Fish fry and Game Day at the Legion Hut. Later in the afternoon, everyone connived to the church auditorium and listened to the harmonious Voices of “Genesis” an acappella group from Tyler, Texas. The Celebration continued on Feb. 27, with a special service. Brother Michael Alexander Sr. from the College Heights Church of Christ, Pine Bluff, was the guest speaker for this event. Join us in... “CELEBRATING MORE BIRTHDAYS” with our Howard County Survivors Howard County 2011 Relay for Life “Birthday Bash” Saturday - March 5, 2011

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I C S T $5 $5 Carter Day Center Includes 2 Hot Dogs, Chips, Drinks & Cake We will have a Silent Auction, Live Entertainment, Fun & Games for the entire family! NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • Page 5 dies at a charity auction of at about 11:30 a.m. in the Parents may register stu- Two quilts were made LOCKESBURG cyanide poisoning. Lockesburg Community dents any time from 12 – 5 and donated for the Terry There’s no shortage Building. p.m. The registration will Ballard Fundraiser. One TIDBITS of suspects, including Drop by and check it out. be held in the conference was made by Mary Saun- Abby Hanway, is a two- room. ders. By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher Glenna’s fi ancée - Casey ************** Walden - and her ex-con year-old girl that was diag- A child must be fi ve (5) The other was made and ex-husband, Philip. nosed with cancer in late years of age on or before donated by Jo Murray and But who was the real January. Aug.1, 2011 to qualify for Dorothy Crum. Time is running out on population has grown from target? A t-shirt fundraiser for Kindergarten. That was a lot of hard getting in on the Lockes- 711 in 2000, to 739 in 2010. When Piper learns that the family to help with Parents must bring the work and these are some burg Lions Club’s $100 In other March events, Glenna has been receiv- medical bills is ongoing. child’s birth certifi cate, so- talented and special ladies. the Lockesburg Volunteer dollar bill raffl e on March ing threatening letters, she The back will have a list cial security card and shot To get items in Lockes- 8. Fire Department will meet decides to investigate, with of sponsors for a $25 dona- record. burg Tidbits, send e-mail to All monies raised by on March 10 and 24 at 7:30 the help of her ex-neighbor tion. The deadline to have A physical form will mommasusie1953@yahoo. the Lions Club from the p.m. at the Fire Station. Jack, an FBI agent.” your company listed on the be provided at registra- com or call her at (870) community stay right here On March 26 there will Sit and Sew meets each shirt is March 11. tion. Those unable to attend 784-0993. to help people in the com- be a special simulcast event Thursday in the Fellow- That is also the date the registration are asked to Our deadline is Monday munity. with an organization called ship Hall of First Baptist fi rst T-shirt order will be contact the school at 870- mornings at 9. Tickets are available at Rediscover God in Ameri- Church beginning at 6 p.m. placed. 289-4041. both banks and you will ca. It will be from 9 a.m. Some bring their machines If you would like to be see some folks with them until 3 p.m. with a lunch and some don’t but either a sponsor and/or order a draped around their necks, break included at First way they all get creative. shirt, please call Darla at County Line, Yancey Volunteer those would be Lockesburg Baptist Church. There is no Potluck snacks are served. (870)784-2041. The siz- Lions on a mission. charge. More information Fire Departments to host The dates for quilt retreat es of the shirts are youth Brian Sanders, Pro- will follow. are narrowing down to a 2-4, 6-8, 10-12, 14-16 grams Coordinator of Li- One of our favorite BBQ, auction few Friday-Saturday dates. ($15) adult S-XL ($15) ons World Services for The things to do is to visit the County Line and Yancey Volunteer Fire Departments March looks pretty full, but adult 2X-4X ($17) Blind will be speaking at Lockesburg Library. will hold a Spring BBQ and auction Tues., April 12, from April is looking somewhat All proceeds will go the March 8 meeting. We know that there are 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Mennonite School in Nashville. better. to the Hanway family for The Lockesburg Lions a lot of you that agree with For more information, call 870-845-5070. Nonetheless, plans are medical bill and expenses Club is utilizing his ser- us. There is always some- underway for this fun due to being away from vices for a local need will thing going on there. weekend get a way. home. THIS COLUMN BROUGHT meet on March 8 at Noon And Ms. Wendy is great All the way down Pre-registration for at the Bank of Lockesburg. to share her “Book Talk TO YOU BY: the road to First Baptist Lockesburg Kindergarten Their second March meet- from the Lockesburg Li- Church. Join them at Sit for the 2011-2012 school LOCKESBURG BRANCH ing will be on the 22nd. brary.” This week’s book and Sew Play night and get years will be held Tuesday, It’s time for T-ball. comes from Amazon, “It’s 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Equal in on all the fun. May 3, at Lockesburg El- Housing To register your 3, 4, or always interesting when Member FDIC Lender The Lockesburg Senior ementary School. 5 year old call Claudine at an established author tries Citizens Center is a place (870) 451-2200. Practices a new direction and that’s to meet, play games, work start next week, with games exactly what Mary Jane House, Porch & Yard Sale puzzles, and eat dinner. Yard Sale being held each Saturday in Clark has done with her March 3rd & 4th March 4th & 5th 5pc bedroom set, set of twin beds, The cost is $2 and the menu nightstands, dressers, tables, TV, April and the Jamboree be- latest book ‘To Have and To 9:00 AM- Till ?? 7:00 AM- Till DARK 200 pcs of namebrand childrens varies and they serve good 2 Blocks North of the ing held on May 7. Kill’ subtitled ‘A Wedding clothing 0-6yrs, 4-beautiful, never food. square in Center Point worn, handbeaded knee length pag- The Lockesburg City Cake Mystery.’” This is available for any- •Matching chair and 126 W Main eant dresses size sm & med, wom- Council will meet on Struggling actress Piper recliner ens clothes sm-plus, mens clothing, one over 60 and there are Lockesburg shoes-all sizes, handbags, mystery March 8, at 6:30 p.m. at Donovan moves back in •Tables special instances where it is • Western deco knives novels, cookbooks, china, crystal, Lockesburg City Hall. If with her parents in New scanner, speakers, clocks, stroller, available to younger folks. • all clothes 25¢ 289-4216 you wish to be on the agen- York City. •toys •glassware •mics toys, quilted shams & much more! Lunch is served each day da or have an item for their With no immediate pros- attention please get that pects for work, she helps to the Deputy Municipal out with the family bakery Clerk at (870) 289-3261. business. When her friend On another note on the Glenna, star of a daytime WHICH IRA IS BEST FOR YOU? LET'S TALK. city, Mayor Danny Ruth soap opera, gets engaged, www.edwardjones.com MemberMember CIPFSIPC passed along in his column Piper agrees to create the Josh Tice that the State of Arkansas wedding cake. Then Glen- Financial Advisor . reported to the City that the na’s costar, Travis York, 106 South Main St Nashville, AR 71852 IN CONCERT 870-451-9232 HARPER FAMILY FOR LOCAL EVENT SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: www.kjeptv.com BLUEGRASS GOSPEL March 15, 2011 • 7 pm KJEP-TVTELEVISION SCHEDULE Maranatha Baptist Church Nashville, AR Admission $10 • Ages 12 & under free ‘Jam’ session following concert. 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JR, Mom, Dad, & your brothers & sisters Page 6 • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS have the right to subpoena BILLS any person or the books, re- Howard County 4-H’ers attend ‘Entrepreneur Camp’ From Page 1 cords, or other documents Lindsey White being held by any person. Program Assistant-Youth The legislature is expected He or she shall have the au- LITTLE ROCK - Howard County 4-H had to consider these bills and thority to administer oaths seven youth who participated in this year’s En- others as it enters its ninth for the purpose of taking trepreneur Camp at the Arkansas 4-H Center week. testimony of witnesses sub- in Little Rock. A bill co-sponsored by poenaed before him or her, During the three-day camp, 4-H’ers devel- Rep. Nate Steel (D-21) which he or she may deem oped a business plan and products to make and passed unanimously in necessary to adequately sell. Throughout the camp, they learn about the House and Senate yes- present the state’s case. every aspect of entrepreneurship. terday. The bill provides Sen. Robert Thompson They are in charge of managing their own subpoena power to the At- was the sponsor of the bill, fi nances, marketing their product, manufactur- torney General in criminal titled: Senate Bill 262. ing the product, and selling their product. At matters. - Charles Goodin and the end of the camp, each group sets up their The bill states that “the Terrica Hendrix business and sells their product to other youth Attorney General shall and adults. This year, Kennedy Blue won an “The prosecuting attor- award for her business idea. MAN ney’s office has advised If you would like more information on 4-H, From Page 1 that charges are pending please call the Howard County Extension Of- against Drake Biddle for fi ce at 845-7517. 4-H is open to all youth ages torcycle, driven by Drake felony fl eeing. Pictured left to right: Allison Dauzat, Courtly Dougan, Kennedy Blue, 5 to 19 without regard to race, color, national Biddle, stopped at the scene The accident is being in- Kelsey Hockaday, Grace Talley, Megan Lawrence, and Cali Dauzat. origin, religion, gender, disability, or any other of the accident. Drake vestigated by the Arkan- legally protected status. Biddle was arrested and sas State Police,” Pierce’s transported to the Howard statement ended. County Jail.”

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White Cliffs News Warriors swat Hornets’ hopes of state title Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor on a short jumper off the hands of The Hornets end the season with MONETTE – The Mineral Trevor Lewis. a 29-3 record. They were the un- By Mary Springs Hornets’ hopes of a 2A EPC was able to reclaim a three disputed 7-2A West Conference state title came to an abrupt end point lead by the end of the quarter. champs, the Nashville Holiday Crosslin Tuesday in the fi rst round of the Mineral’s hopes slipped away in Classic Champs, the Southwest state tournament, with the East the fourth as EPC went on a 17-6 Arkansas Invitational Champs and Poinsett County Warriors defeating run to win the game by 14. the Wickes Winter Tournament them 57-43. Lewis was the leading scorer for champs. Let us rejoice! EPC jumped out to a 6-2 lead in Mineral Springs Rev. Germany kept his regular ministry appoint- the fi rst three minutes of the game, with 20, fol- ment on Sunday at Mt. Zion. He taught on the sub- but Mineral Springs was able to tie lowed by se- ject. The Holy Spirit guarantee’ our inheritance. He the game at eight with 2:54 to go niors Dominique emphasized our action is to spend time in prayer for in the fi rst quarter. The Warriors Lampkins and the Holy Spirit’s revelation on our request. We cel- ended the fi rst period with a seven Benson Check- ebrated Black History with a program and a covered point run to take a 15-8 lead. etts with six dish fellowship. All had a good time. The Hornets battled back in the each. The Roland Piggee Baptist Church will have their second, outscoring the Warriors by Rashad Wil- Usher program on March 8, at 3 p.m., Rev. Richard two, to cut the lead to fi ve at half- liams scored Dixon is pastor, and Irene Hendrix is president. The time. fi ve, Jaco Wal- public is invited to come and share with them and be Mineral Springs started the sec- ton scored four welcomed into the house of God as only Christian ond half with a 9-3 run, seizing the and Jason Ware greeters can do it. lead at the 5:18 mark in the third had two. Evelyn Hamilton is in the Little River Nursing Facility, in Ashdown. She is doing well. We wish her the best, and will be praying for her recovery. I fi nally made my peace with the cats. They won. The deal is they must stay outside and I will feed them. Maybe after we get to know each other a little bet- ter, maybe one can come inside. In a week, we will move back to daylight savings time. I think that means, we can start to look fur- ward to spring. I am ready to start doing some out- side fl ower gardening, like putting in some new rose bushes and the sorts. Maybe plant some lettuce and radishes. My yard could use a good cleaning up too. Christian Refresher. Christians are always spouting of about what someone else ought to do concerning trusting God. I was wandering how many could give a good tes- timony concerning their faith and how they trusted God to answer their prayers. I was in such a situation on Sunday night when the storm came up. I was sick and along and needed medical attention. There was nothing for me to do but put my trust in God, say a prayer and wait for an answer. Therefore, that is what I did. Sometimes waiting Senior Jason Ware throws up a shot in the Hor- is the hardest thing to do. In a few minutes, God nets’ loss to the East Poinsett County Warriors. gave me the solution to my problem; went to bed Photo by Dewayne Holloway and was able to go to sleep. Answered prayers are not just in the Bible during Jesus’ time on earth; He Coach John Martin is still answering prayer. gives his players a pep- NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING COURSE I hope this will encourage other just like me to talk during the Hornets’ trust God and not be afraid. He promised to supply loss to the East Poinsett Free training course for a career in all of our needs and answering our prayers request is County Warriors Tues- Home Health Care. a need. Let us rejoice because our Heavenly Father day. • Enjoy fl exible hours • Experience patient gratitude loves us very much. It is His pleasure to bless us, Photo by Dewayne Holloway • Earn extra income • Background check required Whether you’re retired and looking for extra income, want a meaningful purpose, heal us and to save us. Praise be to God. or you’re looking for a career that will be in high demand for the next 20 years, this free LOVE IS THE KEY! one-week training course offers an opportunity: it qualifi es you to become a Certifi ed Personal Care Aide in Arkansas. Includes practical, hands-on training. Upon completion, you can begin immediately working for our stable, growing agency caring for patients in their homes and enjoying their appreciation.

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Beebe will versities,” Governor Bee- Director of Higher Educa- Cassady and Nina Jo Cassady, grantors, to Tyson of Dr. Jim Purcell from the discuss how next to pro- be said. tion is chosen by the Co- Foods, Inc., part of SE¼ of NW¼ of Section 35, Arkansas Department of ceed with the Arkansas “He or she must also ordinating Board, and con- Township 9S, Range 27W, Howard County. Higher Education, Gover- Higher Education Coordi- have the ambition and fi rmed by the governor. Warranty Deed - Joe L. Goodrum and Sherry L. nor Mike Beebe has asked nating Board. drive to pursue our vision After hiring, the director Goodrum, grantors, to Gaye Graham, trustee of the Deputy Director Shane “We will fi nd an AHDE of doubling the number serves at the will of the Joe & Sherry Goodrum Irrevocable Trust, grantee, Broadway to serve as In- director who has the diplo- of Arkansans with college governor. Tract 1: Lot 5 in Block 7 of Greenwood Addition to terim Director. matic skills to work with degrees by the year 2025.” the town of Nashville; Tract 2: Lot 2 in Block 7 of Greenwood Addition to the town of Nashville; Tract 3: E½ of SW¼ of SW¼ of Section 36, Township Traffic stop nets meth paraphernalia, Hempstead County official says 9S, Range 27W, 20 ac. m/l; Tract 4: W½ of NW¼ of Hempstead County | Upon approaching the Upon inspection of the ATV frame were confi s- Section 1, Township 10S, Range 27W, 80.45 ac. m/l; Sheriff James Singleton driver’s side, Investigator backpack Dorman discov- cated. Tract 5: SE¼ of NW¼ and NE¼ of NW¼ of Section While on patrol in the Dorman observed that the ered several of the known Upon further investi- 1, Township 10S, Range 27W, 38.42 ac. m/l, with Springhill area of Hemp- vehicle was occupied by chemicals and glassware gation by HCSO Investi- exceptions, Howard County. stead County road 11 and two adult males and one associated with the manu- gators and Agents of the Quitclaim Deed - Doyal R. Krantz, grantor, to 7, at approximately 5:50 adult female. facturing of meth. South Central Drug Task Dana White and Debbie White, grantees, E½ of p.m., Hempstead County Investigator Dorman While speaking with Force, One male and fe- NW¼ of NW¼ of Section 13, Township 6S, Range Sheriff’s Offi ce Criminal noticed what appeared to the suspects a small bag of male was released pend- 29W, Howard County, 20 ac. m/l. Investigator Gary Dorman be remains of marijuana suspected marijuana was ing further investigation. conducted a traffi c stop at on the center console. In- also found on the ground. The other male Jimmy Arkansas House panel the intersection on a 1998 vestigator Dorman then It appeared that the sus- Dodge age 34, of Texar- Chevrolet Tahoe pulling a conducted a search of the pects attempted to discard kana, was arrested and to take up fluoride bill fl at bed trailer loaded with vehicle. the marijuana while Inves- booked for Possession LITTLE ROCK - A House panel is considering an ATV frame. During the course of the tigator Dorman was con- with intent to manufacture requiring Arkansas cities with more than 5,000 resi- The trailer had no li- search Investigator Dor- ducting his investigation. Methamphetamine and is dents to put fl uoride in their water. cense plate displayed and man discovered the com- All three persons were being held for a fi rst court The House Public Health, Welfare and Labor one tail light was broken ponents of a meth lab that transported to the HCDF. appearance. Committee is expected Tuesday to hear the proposal and inoperable. were stored in a backpack. The Tahoe, trailer, and that was approved by the Senate last week. Support- ers of the bill by Democratic Sen. David Johnson of Little Rock say adding fl uoride to water systems Mercy offers parents’ bereavement group helps promote dental health and prevent tooth decay. HOT SPRINGS – port group for parents who of this gathering is to gen- 622-4113 for information. The proposal exempts cities that receive their wa- Grieving the loss of a child have lost a child through erate ideas about topics for St. Joseph’s Mercy is a ter from another state, a measure that would primar- is emotionally, spiritually miscarriage, stillbirth or presentation and discus- not-for-profi t, faith-based ily affect Texarkana’s water supply. Later Tuesday, and physically traumatic infant death. sion and to determine the health facility with 27 the House is expected to consider a bill requiring that and many parents feel a This organizational best time to meet monthly. medical clinics serving the offi cial state fl ags be made in the United States using need for a safe, support- meeting will be held at Sister Liz Koehler, Be- healthcare needs of Hot only patriotically named colors. That legislation was ive environment for deal- 10 a.m. on March 15 in reavement Coordinator at Springs and its surround- endorsed by a House committee on Monday. ing with their grief. St. the Daffodil Room of the St. Joseph’s Mercy, will ing communities since Joseph’s Mercy Health Mercy Cancer Center in facilitate this process. 1888. PUBLIC NOTICE Center is organizing a sup- Hot Springs. The purpose Call Sister Liz at (501) Due to an upgrade in the computer system in the Circuit Clerk’s o ce we will not be able to take any new real www.nashvillenews.org estate recording on March 9, 2011 and March 10, 2011. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Public Hearing If you have something that needs recording by March 9  e City of Nashville’s Planning and Zoning Commission or March 10 please get it to us by March 8. We apologize Aaron R. Brasel will hold a Public hearing on Monday, March 14, 2011, for the inconvenience this may cause but this upgrade is at 6 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 426 North necessary for improvement of the o ce.  ank you for BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC Main, Nashville, Arkansas.  e purpose of the public your patience and understanding. Our goal is always to hearing will be to consider a “special permit” for a Day serve you better. If you have any questions or concerns • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits Care Center at 521 N. 3rd Street, Nashville, AR please Mr. Lester Bradley, Chairman • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning call 870-845-7506. Planning & Zoning Commission Bobbie Jo Green  e City of Nashville P.O. Box 813 Howard County Circuit Clerk Offi ce: 870-845-4100 HoCoCC, PD CON:18,W73 Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 870-845-4103 PUBLIC NOTICE The following is a proposed budget for the Nashville School District No. 1 of Howard County, Arkansas. PUBLIC NOTICE The proposed rate of tax will be voted on at a special election to be held on May 10, 2011. USDA-Farm Service Agency Notice of Availability PROPOSED BUDGET OF EXPENDITURES WITH TAX LEVY FOR FISCAL YEAR DAVID HILLIARD, ARKANSAS BEGINNING JULY 1, 2012 TO AND INCLUDING JUNE 30, 2013 Dra Environmental Assessment U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency The Board of Directors of Nashville School District No. 1 of Howard County, Arkansas, in compliance with the (FSA) announces the availability of a Dra Environmen- requirements of Amendments No. 40 and No. 74 to the Constitution of the State of Arkansas and of Ark. Code Ann. tal Assessment for David & Ann Hilliard  e primary § 6 13 622 has prepared, approved and hereby makes public the proposed budget of expenditures, together with the objective of the activity is to construct 4 43x500 BROIL- tax rate, as follows: ER HOUSES. FSA is accepting comments on the Dra EA through15 1. Salary Fund Expenditures 8,005,389 days from run date.  e Dra EA can be reviewed in per- 2. Instructional Expense 3,441,819 son at the local FSA County O ce. Comments should be 3. Maintenance & Operation Expense 1,245,095 submitted to Tonya Washington, Farm Loan Manager, at 4. Dedicated Maintenance and Operation Expenditures 0 640 S 6th Street, Suite D., Arkadelphia, AR 71923 5. Pupil Transportation Expense 639,169 USDA:18,W93 6. Other Operating Expense 1,266,192 7. Non Bonded Debt Payment 156,700 8. Bonded Debt Payment 750,000 9. Building Fund Expense 10,000,000 PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to the provisions of Probate Code, Sec. 152, To provide for the foregoing proposed budget of expenditures, the Board of Directors proposes a total school tax notice is given that accounts of the administration of the rate (state and local) of 31.7 mills on the dollar of the assessed value of taxable property located in this School District. estate listed below have been led, on the dates shown, The proposed tax includes the uniform rate of tax of 25.0 mills (the "Statewide Uniform Rate") to be collected on all by the named personal representatives. All interested taxable property in the State and remitted to the State Treasurer pursuant to Amendment No. 74 to the Arkansas Con- persons are called on to le objections to such accounts stitution to be used solely for maintenance and operation of schools in the State. As provided in Amendment No. 74, on or before the sixtieth day following the ling of the the Statewide Uniform Rate replaces a portion of the existing rate of tax levied by this School District and available respective accounts, failing which they will be barred for maintenance and operation of schools in this District. The total proposed school tax levy of 31.7 mills includes forever from excepting to the accounts. 25.0 mills specifi cally voted for general maintenance and operation and 6.7 mills voted for debt service previously voted as a continuing levy pledged for the retirement of existing bonded indebtedness. The 6.7 existing debt service Name of Estate Name & Address of Personal mills, which debt service mills will continue after retirement of the bonds to which now pledged, will be a continuing P-98-39 Representative debt service tax until the retirement of proposed bonds to be issued in the principal amount of $13,200,000, and which Otis D. Neal Simmons 1st Bank Date Filed will mature over a period of 31 years and will be issued for the purpose of refunding the District’s bonds dated May Deceased of El Dorado Feb 28' 2011 1, 2001 and August 1, 2003, and the postdated warrants dated December 30,2008, and for erecting and equipping new P.O. Box 992 school facilities and making additions and improvements to existing school facilities. The surplus revenues produced El Dorado, AR 71731 each year by the debt service millage may be used by the District for other school purposes. Dated this 28th day of February, 2011 The total proposed school tax levy of 31.7 mills represents the same rate presently being levied. Brenda Fritts, GIVEN this 25th day of February, 2011. Probate Clerk of Howard County, Arkansas BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS Cally Schooley Miles Mitchell, President of Board Deputy Clerk Monica Clark, Secretary of Board

(HCSD:18;w500) HoCoPC:18,W122 NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • Page 9 Sports Scrappers open season with win over Outlaws Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor a two run homer, one run scored NASHVILLE – The Nashville and two RBI’s. Scott was two for Scrappers opened the season with two with two runs, while Stinson an impressive 10-0 shutout win had a two run homer, scored three over the visiting Dierks Outlaws runs and recorded three RBI’s. Monday at Wilson Park in Nash- Alan Copeland had a solo ville. homerun, Ryan Forte had a hit and Reed Kell took to the mound for a run, while Spencer Pack and Ben Nashville in their inaugural game Worthington each scored a run. of the 2011 season and earned the Remington Jester led the Out- win with four strikeouts and four laws with two hits, while Austin hits in four innings of work for the Walston, Kesterson and Sirmon win. Spencer Pack assumed the each recorded one hit. closer duties, striking out one and The Scrappers faced Genoa giving up one hit in one inning of Tuesday, emerging with an 11-6 work. victory. Remington Jester was the losing Copeland was the winning pitcher for the Outlaws, with two pitcher, recording seven strikeouts hits, a walk and three earned runs and two runs on three hits in four in one inning of work. Jester also innings of work. recorded one strikeout. Nashville put the game away in Andrew Sirmon, Adam Brad- the second inning with eight runs. shaw and Sawyer Kesterson also They added three in the third to saw time on the mound for Dierks. round out the scoring. Nashville jumped out to a three Stinson had a double and a tri- run lead in the fi rst, with Lucas ple, one run and one RBI, while Scott scoring on a wild pitch. Da- Forte recorded one hit, one run and Bringing the heat...Reed Kell fires a strike across the plate in second inning action kota McElyea had a two run hom- two RBI’s. Monday. The Nashville Scrappers opened the 2011 season with a 10-0 win over the visit- er, which scored Ryan Stinson, to Worthington and Kell each had ing Dierks Outlaws. round out the scoring in the fi rst. two hits, one run and one RBI. Photo by Dewayne Holloway Nashville added one in the sec- Nashville will host the Ralph ond and four in the fourth. They Gross Memorial Tournament this recorded one in the fi fth and an-weekend at Wilson Park. The other in the sixth to invoke the ten Scrappers will play Horatio Thurs- run rule. day at 5:30 p.m. McElyea had two hits, including

Dakota McElyea waits on the ball as a Dierks batter dives to beat a pick off play at first base. Nashville will host the 7th Annual Ralph Gross Memorial Tournament this weekend at Wilson Park. Photo by Logan Webster

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Dominique Lampkins (23) shoots over Ra- shad Maddan of East Poinsett Coun- ty. The Mineral Springs Hornets’ season came to an end with a 57-43 loss to EPC in the Benson Checketts weaves his way past a Warrior defender. Checketts first round of the 2A ended his high school basketball career with a six point performance in the State Tournament. opening round of the 2A State Tournament. Photo by Dewayne Holloway See page 7 for the game recap. Photo by Dewayne Holloway Light a Candle For a Loved One  e American Cancer Society invites you to join us in a touching Ceremony to honor cancer survivors and to remember those we have lost to cancer. HOWARD COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE 2011 May 20th • 6PM @ h e City Park Luminaria Ceremony will begin at 8:30PM •$5 Donation per bag •$25 Donation per Tiki Torch Please make checks payable to American Cancer Society - Luminaria(s) can also be purchased w/ a credit card @ www.relayforlife.org/howardar FOR SALE:

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Ready to move in. My ment, horse, utility, concession...  ursdays. Call (903) 792-4779 or Better Business Bureau 10 ac., Bingen comm., road front- loss, your gain! Call Now (903) Reduced prices on all inventory. 4 (870) 898-4700 for appointments. of Arkansas, 12521 Can- Furnished apartments for rent, age, $18,000 OBO. (870) 845-3818 838-7324 (SH:96-tf; w14) miles east of DeQueen, (870) 642- (Pd:15-22) utilities paid, 1403 S. Main, two (Pd:17-19) ______4663. (BH:86-tf,17w) ______nis Rd., Little Rock, AR blocks from Tyson, call Hal Scrog- ______4 BR, 2 BA home for sale by owner. ______House cleaning - If you need it 72211 or phone (501) gins, 845-1691. (tf) 3 ac. lots on Dierks Lake. Beautiful Land can be included. Call now 466 John Deere bailer, 207 John cleaned, call us. We do it all - 665-7274 or 1-800-482- ______hardwood, timber, some w/lake (501) 625-3634 Deere rake, like new. (870) 200- houses, o ces, rentals. Reasonable Peach Tree Trailer Park, 2 and 3 view, rural water & elec., great (CH/HS:8-17; w15) 3293 (Pd:18-21) rates. (870) 557-8503. (Pd:19) 8448. bedrooms, furnished, conveniently for get-away cabin or spot to pull ______located laundry. 845-1355 or 845- camper. Priced to sell. (870) 451- Got land? Let me help you get a 2943 (PT:18-tf, w15) 3106 (Pd:17-34) home. (501) 625-3634 For ALL your ______(CH/HS:8-17; w9) Murfreesboro Mini Storage and 30 ac. pasture land w/3,000 sq.  . ______printing and Maxi Storage. 845-1870 or 845- home, 14x80 farm house trailer, Have 3 homes for sale. Call now - 3168 (GS:tf, w9) 30x40 shop, 40x60 hay barn, 24 hrs. (903) 831-6412 o ce supply ______breeder hen farm (Pilgrims). (870) (SH:96-tf; w10) For Sale: electric wheelchairs, Portable toilets for construction 557-0769 or 285-5554 (Pd:17-26) ______needs... portable, lightweight, like new. jobs and special events. Lonnie ______FSBO (501) 625-3633 Septic tank pumping and drain Low $ or perhaps free to senior. Johnson, (870) 642-2787. Lockesburg: 5 ac. m/l, w/2 BR, 2 (CH/HS:8-17; w2) cleaning service, sewer lines/drains 845-2010 888-442-3390 (WG:4-tf) (LJ:tf, w11) BA mobile home, 3 m/h hook-ups, ______unstopped. Johnson Services, ______Several fruit trees, storm cellar, $49,900. Clayton d/wide, free del. (870) 642-2787 (LJ:27-tf,13w) For Sale Pronto electric handicap chair in 2 & 3 BR trailers for rent. (870) $49,500. Sevier Co. Realty, (870) Call 877-762-2160 ______excellent condition. $750 for lit 845-2940. (SBMH:62-tf; w8) 289-2261, a er hours 289-5932 (CH/T:16-20; w7) Jimmy Don Sullivan Welding & 2000 Honda & chair. (870) 845-3727 or 451- ______(SCR:18-21; w32) ______Construction Service, 845-4752, 3493. (dj:tf) Apartments for rent. 451-3940 or ______Huge savings on all Clayton Homes licensed septic tank installation. Odyssey ______845-9333 (PV:tf, w6) 8 ac. located 1½ mi. north of Mega Store of Texarkana. 877-762- Gold, 150K miles, 6-seat- Absolute Bargain - New pillow-top ______Lockesburg. 3 houses & old broiler 2160 (CH/T:16-20; w11) er. Books at $4,000, sell- mattress set. Has manufacturer’s Modern brick apartments for rent, house. $120,000 for all. To see, call ______HOSTETLER ing for $2,500. Passenger warranty. Twin $78, Full $98, contact Bill @  e Agency, 845- slide door does not open. Queen $138, King $168. Call (903) 1011. (TA:tf, w11) MOWING Interior very clean. View 276-9354 (Pd:18-26) ______IMMEDIATE OPENING Dependable Lawn Care at Dingler’s Welding Shop ______Country living - 2 BR apt., 5 mi. Commercial & Residential west of Glenwood. Call Loveseat style double recliner, west of Nashville. Laundromat on Jan-Eze Plating Inc. has immediate need Leaf Cleanup (870) 828-0232 maroon leather, needs repair on premises. (870) 845-5520 for a Multi-Task Industrial Mainte- leather $100. 2 matching occa- (LR:47-tf; w13) (870) 557- sional chairs, dark green/maroon ______nance Technician. Apply in person at 4510 splashes $50. All 3 for $125. (870) Trailer for rent: Nice, remodeled, Nashville 557-4180 (dj:tf) close to town, no pets. (870) 845- 100 Mission Dr., Nashville, 6:00 a.m. - ______4003 (RC:92-tf; w11) 4:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; or email resume to [email protected]. EOE MILLWOOD CORPORATION For all your printing needs: 1984 Peterbilt 359, restored. 1992 BUYER OF TIMBER & TIMBERLAND Ravens  atbed spread axle 48x102. Self-inking Stamps, Business Clean units. Will sell separate. SANDY BRANCH (318) 771-5458 (KTI:17-18; w16) Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 Cards, Offi ce Supplies, Paper MOBILE HOMES ______Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 We have your mobile home needs. & Commercial Printing! SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 (870) 845-2010 (870) 845-2940 P.O. Box 1316 Offi ce: (870) 845-2010 Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 Send your ads to: [email protected] Smith’s Mini Storage H&H LITTER SERVICE Units available in Poultry House Clean-out Nashville & Mineral Springs www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! Rusty Hostetler Ray & Associates Real Estate (870) 845-5075 (870) 557-0143 724 S. Main St., Nashville

• Residential P.O. Box 459 (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner WANTED TO BUY Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Licensed Phone: Bonded TIMBER AND TIMBERLAND • Located at 544 Old Center Point Rd, this beautiful Log Siding Home has 3 BR/2 & Insured (870) 286-2442 BA, 2 family rooms, dining room, laundry room, spacious kitchen with granite Cell: (870) 845-9299 We buy pine & hardwood sawlogs & counters, Viking refrig, Viking commercial stove, grill, griddle, 6 burners, stain- Turner Electric pulpwood. We will buy your tract in less island, mircowave/convection oven, 2 dish washers. Great features in master the bulk or by scale, with weekly bedroom and bath, with carpet and ceramic fl ooring. A double garage plus great settlements. We will cruise your timber outdoor patio features for entertaining or just being with the family. 2,589 sq.ft. & give you a FREE ESTIMATE with no obligation to you. of living space on 18 acres which also contains pasture lands and a creek. Make CARLTON an appointment to see this property...... Listing at $289,000 J.W. MILLER TIMBER CO., INC. • This single family log home located at 1800 Hwy 27 North has all the extras. MINI STORAGE 3,558 sq.ft. of spacious country living surrounded by approx 51 acres. Beautiful and 4300 Gazola St. • Texarkana, TX well maintained, fenced pasture land with barns and storage bldgs for the animals. (870) 845-3560 (903) 838-5836 The home is all electric, oak logs, all antler chandeliers, dining table with granite Jimmy Miller 1-800-8TIMBER top, and granite countertops, double door dish/washer, built in microwave & oven, custom cabinets, tile backsplash, security system, fi replace w/soap stone, 2 CH/A, 2 hot water heaters, huge game room with pool table, 3 BR/3.5 BA with hardwood and ceramic tile fl ooring. One of our agents will be happy to take you on a tour of The Agency Realty & Premier Mortage this beautiful property ...... Listing for $399,000 • Situated in a rural sub-division and overlooking a 10 acre lake, this ranch style brick home is located at 115 Stone Lake Rd. 2,001 sq.ft. of living space on 4.31 Bill Fritts acres, 3 BR/2 BA, living room/den combination has a wbfp and a formal dining room, the kitchen has extra eating area and there are ceramic and carpet fl oor cover- Principle Broker & ings. A large wood patio with extra storage area underneath leads out into the great back yard and the large 2 car garage is attached. Call for an appt to see this very Loan Offi cer nice home...... Lists for $179,900 • A newly remodeled brick located at 306 Castleberry features freshly painted 870-845-1011 or 870-845-6100 walls and refi nished cabinets, there is a new island in the kitchen and a newly installed dishwasher. The large roomy living/den area has a fi replace, 3 br/2 ba, 101 S. Main Street [email protected] with fl ooring of carpet and ceramic tile. The garage has extra shelving for storage www.theagencyrealty.net and there is utility space with washer/dryer connections, ch/ca, 1,580 sq. ft. of Nashville, AR 71852 living space...... Listing price of only $79,500 Page 14 • Thursday, March 3, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Saratoga Bulldog Homecoming Court

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